Is there a universal word? Is that even possible?
Languages are so incredibly diverse that it’s tough to believe that every language has a word in common. However, according to the cross-linguist study made by the Max Planck Institute, it is true! The word is…
Author: Andreia Santos
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As one of the most visited countries in the world, France is a great choice of place to visit (and to retire in). It’s known for its amazing wines, food, and great sense of fashion but there is so much more to explore and learn about France. Whether you’re planning your next trip to France or buying a property, there are many things that you must bear in mind when travelling to the country of love or wine, depending on who you’re asking. We asked one of our native French-speaking teachers for advice on what you must know if you’re planning a trip to France. Here are their tips:
If you want to learn how to drive, you need to have an instructor. The same applies to learning a foreign language.
Learning a foreign language is a little like driving; you can study the grammar and vocabulary (or the highway code) telling you how to write (or understand road signs) for months, but nothing can prepare you for the real thing like communicating with native speakers (or getting behind the wheel). To speak or not to speak a foreign language? It is entirely up to you!
At the MLC, we show you why language learning apps don’t work when it comes to expressing yourself effectively in your target language. Their true value is to reinforce your existing knowledge of vocabulary and grammar. If you want to learn how to drive, you need to have an instructor. The same applies to learning a foreign language. Ultimately, when you travel abroad on holiday or for business you want to make yourself understood and most importantly understand what the locals say to you.
The MLC Method
Unlike language learning app, the MLC specialists will make you speak as much as you possibly can and advise you of the best ways to make progress.
During your free of charge 30 minutes’ introduction lesson, you will have the opportunity to tell your trainer why you wish to learn your target language. Unlike language learning apps the MLC specialists will advise you of the best ways to study and make progress whilst following their effective technique that encourages motivation and enables you to develop your linguistic skills through personalised training and interaction.